Lock and key party
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A lock and key party is a form of party in which the guests, as they arrive, are given locks (females) or keys (males). The goal of such a party is for the patrons to find which key goes into which lock. It is often used as an ice breaker activity as it provides an excuse for otherwise shy persons to talk.
A swinger variation of this, usually referred to as a "key party", and popular during the 1960s and 1970s, involved all the male guests throwing their car keys into a hat, and at the end of the evening, the female guests each picked a set of keys at random, going home with with the owner of the whichever keys they chose. The motion picture The Ice Storm depicts such an event. The November 5th episode of popular TV series Cold Case focused on a gathering of this type as well.
Another variation of this game is where women in a dorm room put their keys into a hat and wait in their rooms while men choose a key from the hat.
[edit] External links
- "Beautiful" - Moby video in which plush toy characters have a lock and key party
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